I loved the tip about forcing them to use a technique by reminding them of it lol. We all fall in that trap, I hadn't ever thought about weaponizing it.
I've been a subscriber but "be sure to subscribe to get fight tips before your opponent does" is genuinely the best tag line I think I have ever heard for a channel.
can you do a video on the following: why stay in the pocket and risk taking all that damage instead of L stepping/sidestepping/angling out and throwing a counter as you do so? I spar with a guy 80lbs heavier than me who machine guns with straight punches and rushes me and all I do is circle out and as I do, I either do light rapid fire jabs back at him with my close hand and guard my face with my other, or simply slip as I L step and throw a cross counter as I exit on an angle and then keep circling away til he gasses himself out and then I just unload when he's trying to catch his breath. The only time it doesn't work is if I panic, forget the footwork, and 'turn away' or if I don't react quickly enough. I'm new to sparring so that'll just take practice
Rushing < countering < feinting < rushing. If he's a rusher like you say, get him to throw what you want and have some good counters ready. Also, dancing out of range until he gasses is perfect. Wear him down. Use teeps if it's MT/kickboxing. If he's the bull, you're the matador; keep on the outside of the ring and control where he goes by pretending to give him opportunities (that you're ready for and won't be caught by). Never get too close to the ropes.
Love the slip with counter, particularly the step to the outside off their jab, and landing your jab simultaneously. Also, can do a body rip instead, or a turning kick to there stomach or even top of thigh (and yes follow up with overhand right 😃💥)
Obviously not everytime, Mat ☺️ But if you effectively landed a strike within the range that you're standing in (i.e. straight punch range), you will find that your opponent tends to "get their point back" with the same strike. Happens with jabs all the time in boxing. Pay closer attention when you spar/study footage 👍
Nice video. I was wondering if you have ever made a video regarding improving aim on striking, especially kicks. I am struggling to get my kicks to land exactly where I want them too. For example; aiming for a switch kick to the liver tends to land at about tit level. Also, my outside leg kicks tend to land a little high as well.
I remember my first kickboxing instructor used to make me step outside (slipping externally) and hit with the opposite punch (the one internal to the opponent area). while stepping forward with the foot external to the punch. Any thoughts about that?
Oh definitely! I consider that the “zig-zag” motion that I mention at 2:38 - you can step deeper with that rear foot (I call it a “shift-step,” if you switch your stance from ortho to southpaw) whilst throwing a left jab or hook. That’s a great setup for more punches, plus it works well for MMA to grab that single-leg.
Speed or quick physical reactions or reflexes and intelligently drawing out your opponent's attack are key to maximizing the effectiveness of the slip-and-rip
You are wrong bubba.(on one thing ..for the average boxer) Your knowledgeable ,but please don’t tell people that “it’s ok to slip to the power side of the opponent” Some don’t know is gonna listen to you ,and get greased!
I couldn't help but notice that you're bending at the waist instead of pivoting with your feet. In Muay Thai,somebody will time the bend of your slip and throw a high kick or a long knee. To prevent this, our gym drills slipping by pivoting with the opposite foot(kinda hard to explain...). I'm orthodox; if I slip to my left(lead), I'll pivot my back foot. Allows rotation in hips, without having to make a big movement to slip. Same if I slip right(rear); I'll pivot my lead foot. In boxing, bending at the waist is more acceptable because you don't have to worry about kicks/knees. But, in kickboxing or Muay Thai, you may want to demonstrate the slip in a pivoting motion to maintain balance(bending leaves you off center) and twisting at the waist.
When I'm pivoting on my foot(whether slipping left or right, think to take your shoulder with you. You're twisting your upper body. This will allow your head to be off the center line without bending.
@@seniknine hey but if u pivot ur lead foot when slipping ud be open for a low kick. I agree with the shoulders and upper body but not so sure about pivoting if the game involves kicks and knees
Tyson style uh i got it.Well for who have great head movement i don't do that because is a risky technique if someone feint can get it wrong and if you step to his punch is not good,i make a similar thing but is by parry the right and step and counter on the liver,to be honest not need to parry at all just step in buy with your hand protecting the face if things go wrong you still have some line of defense now i use that for self defense,against a professional fighter things are a bit different you will need to use all.
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I want to box! I wrestled for 10 years and im in the Army Infantry. I cant really use my hands but I have a lot of endurance and power, just no training on punching. Usually I eat punches and go for him while hes on the ground
Hey mate , I have an offtopic question here. I filled my heavy bag with old clothes but it seems too dense, I haven't added sandbags. Do you know what could help?
Hi Can you please explain me something why when you are slipping to the right outside to avoid the jab you will not just simply hit the jab I did that many times and it works very well but it must be done almost as together will you still making a slip than your jab is coming but it is more like in between jab and huk please let me know if you try you also need to slip a bit to the front which is actually good because even if you are not far enough the opponent punch will not be on full extent and power let me know please
I know slipping to 11 + 1 is good in training but in every fight I've ever seen in the ring and on the street they bend all the way to 9 and 3 then duck under the arm and attacked the head. I'm trained by Benny the jet Urquidez and even Benny tips to 9 + 3. I've even seen Tyson do it.
Dude ur doing great job 🥺🥺 seriously I like u 💖 I was a rowdy then I lost my puching & hitting skills Now I will see this & become a perfect ufc puncher 👊👊👊
i want to watch both of you sparring technically. c'mon neither of you lose anything since y'all can control your strikes I'd love to see y'all spar for a few rounds
Like the gear and the walls, also you pointed out using the rear arm to push up the opponents arm to block, or lift it out of the way and counter-strike
Hey Mr Fazen, I got one for you plz read a d try help OKAY? I got tricked robbed and i got smashed in the face with a big glass jar of coffee then violently beaten he kicked. My in head 8 times I went unconscious on my feet at first after getting hit by the glass jar and i started. Seeing imaginary blue birds flying round my head
He pretended he wanted to. sell the coffee to me and then smashed it in my face while the birds where flying round my head I was thinking about the. Value of the coffee in my head. Then my inner voice said Dave your been mugged
Bro, I have followed your channel for a while now and I love these fight tips. I have been training Muay Thai for two years now and my sensei even watches your videos. Thanks for the shoring up my technique and here to breaking that 3 million subscriber wall!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
2:27 is still a super risky position for a front leg sweep synced with that thrown jab arm, the leg base there is very vulnerable; I’d advice a left roundhouse to the meatiest part of his body in a street fight in case of no KO openings
Definitely! I’d argue it mostly depends on the style of fighter and their striking tendencies. Also, if they are fully committed on their jab, it will take a split-second for them to pull the weight back when going for the foot sweep - by then, you should have already landed the uppercut. Admittedly, my mind was boxing-focused when filming this tutorial, but your suggestion for a left roundhouse kick is one of my favorite strikes to throw! Good call 👍
@@fighttips Thank you for your reply, been a fan since a longtime 🤍, I understand that it was more boxing focused but I tend to always think Real Life because that’s where you can Truly benchmark all the fancy techniques but I agree about the split part because boxers do fast counters but mostly ignore that the leg or kicking or sweeping factor about the fight and depend on that, this is why I wrote that comment, all the Respect, Peace 🤍🤲🏻💕
@@eldorados_lost_searcher probably both Seems like having a good sparrer is ideal allowing u to become ur best. !! At 68 I sure wish I had soma that when young
I loved the tip about forcing them to use a technique by reminding them of it lol. We all fall in that trap, I hadn't ever thought about weaponizing it.
I think Ramsey Dewey mentioned that in a few videos too! He calls it programming the opponent.
I've been a subscriber but "be sure to subscribe to get fight tips before your opponent does" is genuinely the best tag line I think I have ever heard for a channel.
Too busy being surprised when I slip successfully to do any counters lmao
lololol same here
Wicked video I think this is one of the hardest things that beginners find once they’ve mastered the basics
This is the technique that Gervonta Knocked out Leo Santa cruz i believe.
Yes! Another great example: th-cam.com/video/Q4LKWQyeBw8/w-d-xo.html
I do believe that young men interested in martial arts should START WITH BOXING 🥊.
Damn I need to get back into boxing, damn covid
can you do a video on the following:
why stay in the pocket and risk taking all that damage instead of L stepping/sidestepping/angling out and throwing a counter as you do so? I spar with a guy 80lbs heavier than me who machine guns with straight punches and rushes me and all I do is circle out and as I do, I either do light rapid fire jabs back at him with my close hand and guard my face with my other, or simply slip as I L step and throw a cross counter as I exit on an angle and then keep circling away til he gasses himself out and then I just unload when he's trying to catch his breath. The only time it doesn't work is if I panic, forget the footwork, and 'turn away' or if I don't react quickly enough. I'm new to sparring so that'll just take practice
Rushing < countering < feinting < rushing.
If he's a rusher like you say, get him to throw what you want and have some good counters ready.
Also, dancing out of range until he gasses is perfect. Wear him down. Use teeps if it's MT/kickboxing.
If he's the bull, you're the matador; keep on the outside of the ring and control where he goes by pretending to give him opportunities (that you're ready for and won't be caught by). Never get too close to the ropes.
Love the slip with counter, particularly the step to the outside off their jab, and landing your jab simultaneously.
Also, can do a body rip instead, or a turning kick to there stomach or even top of thigh (and yes follow up with overhand right 😃💥)
Why would he automatically throw back exactly the same shot as you? Surely he should be working on his own set up and game?
Obviously not everytime, Mat ☺️ But if you effectively landed a strike within the range that you're standing in (i.e. straight punch range), you will find that your opponent tends to "get their point back" with the same strike. Happens with jabs all the time in boxing. Pay closer attention when you spar/study footage 👍
@@fighttips Do you think that's because of the desire to prove themselves, or simply because you have established range?
Lile he said, to get points back@@Martial-Mat
Nice video. I was wondering if you have ever made a video regarding improving aim on striking, especially kicks. I am struggling to get my kicks to land exactly where I want them too. For example; aiming for a switch kick to the liver tends to land at about tit level. Also, my outside leg kicks tend to land a little high as well.
Ha. I envy you! I can't get my leg up past the hips 🤣
I remember my first kickboxing instructor used to make me step outside (slipping externally) and hit with the opposite punch (the one internal to the opponent area). while stepping forward with the foot external to the punch. Any thoughts about that?
Oh definitely! I consider that the “zig-zag” motion that I mention at 2:38 - you can step deeper with that rear foot (I call it a “shift-step,” if you switch your stance from ortho to southpaw) whilst throwing a left jab or hook. That’s a great setup for more punches, plus it works well for MMA to grab that single-leg.
@@fighttips thanks, I must have missed it :D
Fight tips gym is open congrats shane
Thank you, but you ain't seen nothing yet 😉👍
3 million soon want a special video bud
😉😉😉
fight tips for the underdogs always love that line
When is vince fighting again? I remember seeing him on one of the prelims in the UFC before.
Speed or quick physical reactions or reflexes and intelligently drawing out your opponent's attack are key to maximizing the effectiveness of the slip-and-rip
I appreciate your tip. I needed that. Thank you.
You sound like my gf
Lmao
@@levijongde9352 u sound like my ex gf
@@levijongde9352 😂
I need a training partner so bad
You're a great teacher! You really have a knack for breaking down these complex techniques.
Is that a blue octopus on Vince’s back?! That’s offensive 😜
Now they’ll call Vince Greta Thunburg 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you coach will be useful in future sparring we are fighting together forever 👏🏻👍🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻💪🏻🤝🏻🔥👊🏻😎😎❤️😍🥊🥊🥊🥋🥋🥋
My background is in karate with alot of blocks, rather than slips. How practical is this?
Countering the hook and over hand punch next video plss
You are wrong bubba.(on one thing ..for the average boxer)
Your knowledgeable ,but please don’t tell people that “it’s ok to slip to the power side of the opponent” Some don’t know is gonna listen to you ,and get greased!
Bruh why don't you fight professionally?
I couldn't help but notice that you're bending at the waist instead of pivoting with your feet. In Muay Thai,somebody will time the bend of your slip and throw a high kick or a long knee. To prevent this, our gym drills slipping by pivoting with the opposite foot(kinda hard to explain...). I'm orthodox; if I slip to my left(lead), I'll pivot my back foot. Allows rotation in hips, without having to make a big movement to slip. Same if I slip right(rear); I'll pivot my lead foot. In boxing, bending at the waist is more acceptable because you don't have to worry about kicks/knees. But, in kickboxing or Muay Thai, you may want to demonstrate the slip in a pivoting motion to maintain balance(bending leaves you off center) and twisting at the waist.
When I'm pivoting on my foot(whether slipping left or right, think to take your shoulder with you. You're twisting your upper body. This will allow your head to be off the center line without bending.
@@seniknine hey but if u pivot ur lead foot when slipping ud be open for a low kick. I agree with the shoulders and upper body but not so sure about pivoting if the game involves kicks and knees
You can also do an uppercut from under their jabbing arm right
if he jabs and you slip can you take you of hand and grap thiers and then on place your right elbow in their elbow gab and force break an elbow
This is amazing but it's so hard to do in sparring. Credit to anyone who manages to implement this
That zigzag move takes a few mils secs to counter from the opponents right hand.
Hey this question it not related to this video but how do kick someone’s leg if they just keep checking it like how do you set it up
Great video. Wearing shin guards in a boxing video though…….
Nice explanation of slip not ma y do a good job of really explaining the slip
I'll definitely use it, thanks😁
I wanna see Shane vs Jake Paul. Shut him up Shane
Tyson style uh i got it.Well for who have great head movement i don't do that because is a risky technique if someone feint can get it wrong and if you step to his punch is not good,i make a similar thing but is by parry the right and step and counter on the liver,to be honest not need to parry at all just step in buy with your hand protecting the face if things go wrong you still have some line of defense now i use that for self defense,against a professional fighter things are a bit different you will need to use all.
Boxers do it all the time buddy
I normally slip the jab, and counter uppercut to the jaw. Same thing works well against pressure fighters
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If you use TH-cam in mobile app you can download the video there
Everyone agrees it made our day:💪
Would this work with a screwdriver just as well?
the screwdriver extends the arm so you may not be able to get off in time
excuse me can I download your videos?
I want to box! I wrestled for 10 years and im in the Army Infantry. I cant really use my hands but I have a lot of endurance and power, just no training on punching. Usually I eat punches and go for him while hes on the ground
Please make a video on Full Body (POWER) Workout.
I mean (Strength+Speed) = POWER.
Love the videos. Whatever happened to Ant?
He's running the entire Van's company
@@fighttips oh snap! That’s awesome! Good for him! Thanks for the reply!
Hey mate , I have an offtopic question here. I filled my heavy bag with old clothes but it seems too dense, I haven't added sandbags. Do you know what could help?
Hi Can you please explain me something why when you are slipping to the right outside to avoid the jab you will not just simply hit the jab I did that many times and it works very well but it must be done almost as together will you still making a slip than your jab is coming but it is more like in between jab and huk please let me know if you try you also need to slip a bit to the front which is actually good because even if you are not far enough the opponent punch will not be on full extent and power let me know please
I know slipping to 11 + 1 is good in training but in every fight I've ever seen in the ring and on the street they bend all the way to 9 and 3 then duck under the arm and attacked the head. I'm trained by Benny the jet Urquidez and even Benny tips to 9 + 3. I've even seen Tyson do it.
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Dude ur doing great job
🥺🥺 seriously I like u 💖
I was a rowdy then I lost my puching & hitting skills
Now I will see this & become a perfect ufc puncher 👊👊👊
Surely dude I'm gonna rule my class with this punching tips & this is my promise
How can I get one on one training with u
i want to watch both of you sparring technically. c'mon neither of you lose anything since y'all can control your strikes I'd love to see y'all spar for a few rounds
Like the gear and the walls, also you pointed out using the rear arm to push up the opponents arm to block, or lift it out of the way and counter-strike
slip then slip it in works the best
this is a gud tips i am not gonna lie
Great video! Slip & rip reminds me of Beyblade lol
could you do some tips and tricks on fighting in the phone booth? like how to get inside and knowing what to do once you get there ?
Shane coming with another clutch video. Rippen it up on TH-cam the underdogs
My son and i enjoy your breakdown of the ol' slip and rip.
Thankful for your insightful videos, bro! 🔥💯
Hey Mr Fazen, I got one for you plz read a d try help OKAY?
I got tricked robbed and i got smashed in the face with a big glass jar of coffee then violently beaten he kicked. My in head 8 times
I went unconscious on my feet at first after getting hit by the glass jar and i started. Seeing imaginary blue birds flying round my head
He pretended he wanted to. sell the coffee to me and then smashed it in my face while the birds where flying round my head I was thinking about the. Value of the coffee in my head. Then my inner voice said Dave your been mugged
I froze. Up In this crazy world how can I control that and snap out of it
I am blue belt at kodakan judo and i did 2 years of basic kick boxing but with. Him tricking me I didn't get chance
Hey Shane, would it be better for taller fighters to throw slip & rip combo ? as they usually have much better reach advantage
Bro, I have followed your channel for a while now and I love these fight tips. I have been training Muay Thai for two years now and my sensei even watches your videos.
Thanks for the shoring up my technique and here to breaking that 3 million subscriber wall!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
A lot of HQ stuff right there
Thank You!!! That always happen with my Guard.
He read the boxer 🥊
6th
Trinidad mention! Hell of a fighter
Mastering this skill is essential for survival
Do you ever do these drills with varying glove weight?
4:55 Sergio Martinez got KO of the year 2010 using that exact technique. Hard to pull off but terribly effective. Awesome video!
sergio threw left hook not right but still very impressive
Awesome!!! Osu
Great Video
Thanks for uploading these 🙂
The last example was the best!!✊
I needed to learn this , thank you!
Ok 👍
As always very helpful tips my friend.
2:27 is still a super risky position for a front leg sweep synced with that thrown jab arm, the leg base there is very vulnerable; I’d advice a left roundhouse to the meatiest part of his body in a street fight in case of no KO openings
Definitely! I’d argue it mostly depends on the style of fighter and their striking tendencies. Also, if they are fully committed on their jab, it will take a split-second for them to pull the weight back when going for the foot sweep - by then, you should have already landed the uppercut. Admittedly, my mind was boxing-focused when filming this tutorial, but your suggestion for a left roundhouse kick is one of my favorite strikes to throw! Good call 👍
@@fighttips Thank you for your reply, been a fan since a longtime 🤍, I understand that it was more boxing focused but I tend to always think Real Life because that’s where you can Truly benchmark all the fancy techniques but I agree about the split part because boxers do fast counters but mostly ignore that the leg or kicking or sweeping factor about the fight and depend on that, this is why I wrote that comment, all the Respect, Peace 🤍🤲🏻💕
Ultimate Instinct Shane 👀
Appreciate all these videos man
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This was very helpful
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Thanks bro!!
Thanks
Heyo it would be really helpful if you could show some effective muey thai combos
@@Combatr3ady thank you for that 😭
Check his older videos.
Would u mind laying out a tipical plan on how does someone start n progress in learning situation
Do you mean how to start training, or how to train yourself to recognize situations so you're prepared for them?
@@eldorados_lost_searcher probably both Seems like having a good sparrer is ideal allowing u to become ur best. !! At 68 I sure wish I had soma that when young
This is awesome.
Good shit👍.
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2:44
2:10
Very well explained👍🏻💪🏻
Great video!
I like this video 👍🏾